... atteation than a sermon wonld be listened to, preached by a parsen, and that these have been my chief sehoolmasters, Now I will speak a fow words about reading bad books. There is a book ealled the Newgate Calendar Improved. It contains the lives of the greatest ...

... is perfectly insoluble in water : it is then put iuto the steam ehest in the usual way, when the white of the #lOl5, s 0 to speak, boiled, and being then insoluble in water, the eoloor is fixed. Thke most beautiful goods ex- Fibiting the greatest variety ...

... these women with her daughter, had sat down nearly opposite Thompson's Barns ; she wag surprised that old Mr ...

... striking, kicaing, and biting him. Piisouer,—*“Oh, no.” U pou bewg to a 10 be quiet, he s.ud,—* il hoid my tougue so ung as he speakes ihe truth.” The poiiceman asked tum 10 go home quietly. (Prisoner,—*“That's a iie.”’) he then tred to take bim io the lock-up ...

... 1843 the greatest curiosity was excited in Lisbon and London to ascertain in what raaaner the speech from the throne would speak of the home poliey of the Government, and of its relations with the ritish Cabinet, by whose ageney the Queen bad been saved ...

... found his grandehildren in his study. One day one of these little children was standing by “his mother's side, and she was speaking to him of Heaven. “Ma,” said he, I don’t want to go to heaven.” *“Don't want to go to heaven, my son !’ “*No, ma, I'm sure ...

... fonntain from the small jets in Trafalgar-square, and in the Temple Gardens, will find it difficu't to realize those of which we speak, the highest jets of which will reach an altitude of one hundred and fifty feet, while in mass and total effect they | will ...

... remand Morgan for a week. Calow would be discharged. The Mayor gave instructiouns to the police not to allow any person to speak to Morgan. Mr. Sale asked whethier bail wouid be admitted. The Mayor said the Magistrates bad cousidered that point, and they ...

... advertisement : —** A uneat beautiful black Negro girl just brought from Carolins, aged eleven ortwelve vears, who understands and speaks Enciish, very fit to wait on a lady, to be disposed of. Application to be made to James Carolan, Carickmacross, or to Mr. ...

... and 1 dare say that you are also Then, now for my prescriptions ;- For a Fitof Pastion.—Walk out in the open air. You may speak your mind to the wind, without hurting any one, or proclaiming yourself to be a simpleton. g For a Pit of ldieness. —Count ...

... coming in again, after a short time, he touched me on the shoulder, and told me to leave the room, that a gentieman wished to speak to me outside. He spoke to me in his usual kind manuer. 1 accordingly left the room, and two policewen then took me by force ...

... he ia fally harncesed or saddled, he easts off his heaastall, and bolding the bridle in his left hand stan Is behind him, speaks to him, taps him on his near quarter, and he imwediately turns himself ronnd in his stall, and the bridle is slipped on like ...